From Treatment Rooms to Runways: Oxygenetix's Dual Life in Medicine and Beauty

Where Skincare Meets Glamour

It’s not often that a single foundation can live comfortably in two worlds: the sterile precision of medical clinics and the dazzling energy of fashion runways. Yet, Oxygenetix has managed to do just that.

Trusted by dermatologists and plastic surgeons for supporting skin post-treatment, and beloved by makeup artists and models for its flawless finish, Oxygenetix is the rare formula that bridges science and beauty.

Born in the Treatment Room

Originally developed for use after cosmetic procedures such as laser treatments, peels, and microneedling, Oxygenetix was formulated to allow skin to breathe while being covered.

The aloe vera base and oxygen-enriched formula create a breathable layer that soothes irritation while concealing redness, allowing patients to leave their treatments feeling confident, not just covered up. It quickly became a favorite in medical settings for one simple reason: it works.

Discovered by the Beauty World

But it didn’t stay a clinic secret for long. Makeup artists discovered that the same properties that made Oxygenetix perfect for post-procedure skin also made it ideal for long wear under bright lights and high-definition cameras.

Models and celebrities began using it on and off the runway, drawn to its lightweight texture, natural finish, and skin-friendly ingredients.

From treatment rooms to red carpets, Oxygenetix became the go-to foundation for skin that looks as good as it feels.

The Best of Both Worlds

Oxygenetix isn’t just makeup, it’s skincare in disguise. Whether it’s helping skin post-procedure or perfecting a photo-ready complexion, it’s proof that beauty and science don’t have to compete.

Because the healthiest glow is the one that starts with skin that can breathe.